Favoritos de darwinsbloodhound
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alison_pollackDescripción
On leafy liverworts on Picea log. Each fruiting body is about 0.4mm tall.
Collected by Dr. Steven Stephenson, University of Arkansas
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Physarum oblatumObserv.
alison_pollackDescripción
Collected by Sittee Aisha, graduate work for Dr. Steven Stephenson, University of Arkansas.
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Chinche Americana del Pino (Leptoglossus occidentalis)Observ.
darwinsbloodhound
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darwinsbloodhoundDescripción
Looks like a zikade but is only about 6mm long
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Género ArboridiaObserv.
darwinsbloodhoundDescripción
Can anyone help with a better ID. I find nothing with these colours!?
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darwinsbloodhoundDescripción
I think this ‚lazy‘ fly could be Anthomyia (procellaris/ plurialis) ‚Root maggot fly‘ or ‚Rain fly‘. I think it is eating small flying insects in the garden including white flies/ moths.
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Género AedesObserv.
darwinsbloodhoundDescripción
Potential vector for virus transfer between man and animals.
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Dictyla humuliObserv.
darwinsbloodhoundDescripción
Maybe Dictyla convergens? Can anyone comment on this?
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Diaperis boletiObserv.
darwinsbloodhoundDescripción
Living on large yellow bracket fungus (Laetiporus sulphureus
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Escarabajo Metálico de Fémur Grueso (Oedemera nobilis)Observ.
darwinsbloodhoundDescripción
Probably Odemera nobilis
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darwinsbloodhoundDescripción
On the same Sage leaf with the Ligurian Leafhopper Eupteryx decemnotata
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darwinsbloodhoundDescripción
Campyloneura virgula is the only species occuring in this region I believe. These would be photos of a nymph which eats red mites and aphis.
